Practical introduction to machine learning with Python

This workshop will offer several collaborative activities and projects to develop practical machine learning skills. Participants will be asked to create their first “neuron,” develop a classification project, and then build an ANN network. A discussion session at the end of the workshop will provide an opportunity to discuss what has been learned and explore the topic in greater depth.

 

This workshop is offered in a hybrid format, meaning that students who are unable to attend in person can participate online via Teams.

Objectives

The workshop will enable them to:

  • Understand the basic principles of supervised machine learning
  • Identify the stages of a machine learning project (data preparation, choice of platform and architecture, training, evaluation)
  • Be able to build a simple classification model with Python.
  • Know how to interpret the results of a model (accuracy, confusion matrix)
  • Develop their ability to experiment independently using an interactive notebook (Google Colab).

Target audience

Students

Students (BA, MA, Doctorant at Unifr or HES-SO) wanting to develop their skills in machine learning and AI programming.

Prerequisites

  • Basic knowledge of Python programming and mathematics
  • This workshop is offered in both French and English. 

Responsibles and speakers

Speakers

HEMMANN Florin et ATHEY-FOUGERHOUSE Brice 

Workshops

Collaboration

This training is part of the EduKIA program, jointly developed by the HES-SO and the University of Fribourg, and offered within the framework of the “Open Education & Digital Competencies” project (PgB 2025–2028). 

Remarks

  • Session 1 : in person
  • Session 2 : online
When using AI in class, you should always follow the rules set by your institution, faculty/department, and consult your professors for each specific course.

Essentials

Deadline 12.10.2025
Date(s)

23.10.2025, 08:15 - 12:00

Costs

  • Session 1 : en présence
  • Session 2 : en ligne
Lors de l’utilisation de l’IA en classe, il est important de toujours se référer aux règles établies par son institution, sa faculté/département et de demander conseil à ses enseignant·es pour chaque cours spécifique.

Type Study Day
Language English, French
Format Hybrid

Location(s)

PER21 - B205

Contact

Service de didactique universitaire et compétences numériques
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